15 Variant 7
15 Variant 7
Раздел 1. Аудирование
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Вы услышите 6 высказываний. Установите соответствие между высказываниями
каждого говорящего 1—6 и утверждениями, данными в списке A—G. Используйте
каждую букву, обозначающую утверждение, только один раз. В задании есть одно
лишнее утверждение. Вы услышите запись дважды. Занесите свои ответы в поле
справа.
B. It's nice practice to give away books that you have already read.
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Определите, какие из приведенных утверждений A— G соответствуют содержанию
текста (1 — True), какие не соответствуют (2 — False) и о чем в тексте не сказано, то
есть на основании текста нельзя дать ни положительного, ни отрицательного ответа
(3 — Not stated). Занесите номер выбранного Вами варианта ответа в таблицу. Вы
услышите запись дважды.
7. Ivy plans to finish both CLAIT and Office Skills courses by the end of winter.
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3 The narrator was
3. a qualified chef.
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4 The narrator worked in the kitchen with a man, who was from
3. Los Angeles.
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5 When the narrator was asked in the dining room he worried because he thought
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6 The lady was unhappy because she
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7 In the end the unhappy customer
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8 The narrator was asked to return to the dining room again because
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9 The narrator was generously rewarded for
1. Naturally different
3. Different opinions
4. Different ambitions
5. Small differences
6. No difference at all
7. Different rules
8. Learning to be different
A. John and James are identical twins but they don't go to the same school. Their
parents felt this would help them develop individual tastes, interests and styles-but the
boys at first hated the idea. Now they are really happy at their schools but occasionally
they swap places just for fun! The brothers are best friends but they now agree that their
parents were probably correct.
B. Anna and Beth are twin sisters but they are most unlike each other. Technically they
are "non-identical" twins. Anna is blonde and Beth is a brunette. Anna is noisy, energetic
and always crashing around to hip hop and rap. Beth is much quieter and likes listening to
classical music and reading. Anna eats anything and Beth is a vegetarian. But they are,
absolutely, the closest and best of friends.
C. The Perkins children, Sally and John, both study hard every evening after college and
most weekends. Sally studies French, history and Art. She plans to go to university in Paris
and wants to either work in a museum or an art sale room. John studies the Russian
language, business studies and maths. He wants to study in St. Petersburg and to set up his
own import business. I am sure both will succeed.
D. Greg's dad believes that there is no original, exciting new music being written and
performed today. Greg strongly disagrees and can name several new bands and singers
that are both completely original and really popular. But his Dad is a professional musician
and was quite successful when he was young. He argues that nearly every successful song
now is simply a reworked version of an older one.
E. In the UK you can legally do different things depending on your age. You can vote
for a new government at 18 but at 17 you cannot drink a beer. At 16 you can marry and
become a parent but you cannot drive to your wedding or make a traditional toast!
Meanwhile lots of bars and clubs are open only to people above 21 which means, married,
voting, car driving parents could still be too young to enter.
F. Serious stamp collectors are men and women who appreciate details. To the casual
observer, the oldest postage stamps in the world — the Victorian "Penny Blacks" — all
look identical. Millions were made but only a few of them are truly valuable. A serious
collector knows this and the ability to find tiny variations in the paper, ink or code used
helps them to find the "Penny Black's" that are rare and valuable.
G. Dina Ruiz has Japanese and black ancestry on her father's side of the family and
English, Welsh and German on her mother's. She was born in California and married her
husband, actor Clint Eastwood, in Las Vegas. When she first met Eastwood, she was 28 and
he was 63. She is most famous as a TV news "anchor" and is Chair of The California
Museum for History, Women and the Arts.
Mikhail Lomonosov was one of the intellectual titans of XVIII century. His interests ranged
from history, rhetoric, art and poetry A ___ . Alexander Pushkin described him as В ___ ,
whose lifelong passion was learning. Lomonosov's activity is a manifestation of the
enormous potential of the Russian scientific community. Peter I reformed Russia, which
allowed the country to reach the standard of С ___ many spheres. Great importance was
placed on education. St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences, founded by Peter I, established a
university and a grammar school to educate intellectuals and researchers the country
needed; however, these educational establishments could not fulfill the task they took on.
It was Michail Lomonosov D ___ of establishing a university in Moscow. An influential
courtier and the E ___ Count Shuvalov supported Lomonosov's plans for a new university
and presented them to the Empress. In 1755, on 25 January-St. Tatiana's Day according to
the Russian Orthodox Church calendar — Elizaveta signed the decree that a university
should be founded in Moscow. The opening ceremony took place on 26 April, when
Elizaveta's coronation day was celebrated. Since 1755 25 January arid 26 April F ___
Moscow University; the annual conference where students present the results of their
research work is traditionally held in April.
The family meal time is one of the most valuable routines to establish in the life of a family.
Research has proved that children who eat at least one meal a week with their families
benefit greatly in terms of social skills and acceptance of shared responsibilities. They learn
simply and directly through their own experience, the importance of family interaction find
the value of close friendship, support and loyalty
In theory and with practice, a shared meal can be the setting for peaceful conversation and
allow each family member the opportunity to talk about his/her day, and possibly to
discuss any problems or issues. Successful family meal times are primarily about talking
and communication. In the modern age of 24 hour TV, computer games and computer
social networking sites — the fact is that it is often easier to eat alone rather than together.
Furthermore, if parents fail to establish these routines whilst their children are young it is
very hard to implement them when the kids become teenagers. But it is not impossible.
There are various strategies available for promoting shared family meals.
It is of first importance that every family member should be made to understand the
possible benefits; namely that our lives really can be better in general if we make the effort
to communicate more effectively. Next step — a weekly meal together can be set as a
realistic first goal. The meal should be quite a tasty and popular one as an inducement to
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keep the kids away from computers and TV sets!
It is important that shared meals should not be the setting for trying to deal with family
disputes. There will always be arguments from time to time — even in the happiest and
closest families. But these should be kept away from the dinner table if possible. Parents
are encouraged to set the tone by example. Light hearted banter, stories about the day
and a joke or two can help set the tone. They can also help by being attentive listeners and
appropriate responders. Successes should be marked by congratulation and bad news
supported with commiseration. Quieter family members should be encouraged by asking
what their opinion is on something, rather than about what they did or failed to do. It
makes them feel more important and valued. Sometimes a good start can help a simple
family meal go on to be a really enjoyable or even memorable experience.
The next stage in building this routine can be to introduce more days. In our experience
the best place to start is Sunday lunch. The second might be to establish Wednesday
nights as family meal time. Of course the most important thing is flexibility. This and a bit
of effort are required to set up helpful routines but the pay back can be immense for a
family.
Dinnertime family routines, especially if established early on, have all kinds of other
potential benefits. For example children can be encouraged to prepare one course
(possibly on an agreed rota): they might even be encouraged to compete to produce
maybe an exceptional soup or a truly sensational desert! This can be good fun.
Once established, family meal routines are also great for developing good table manners
and "work" habits. Children can learn to set the table, help with clearing up and generally
build good patterns of co-operation with their parents, friends and the people they meet
with in daily life.
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12 We know that children who eat with their parents benefit because they
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13 Establishing a routine family meal is
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14 The most important thing in creating a new routine is to
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15 Shared family meals should
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16 Quiet family members should be encouraged to participate in a conversation by
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17 The next stage in building a meal sharing routine is to
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18 Once established, family meals are crucial for
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19 Sports day
Our school used to have a ritual day of torture, embarrassment andhumiliation for the Call
less athletic pupils at the school. It ___ Sports Day.
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20 There were many spectators: parents, teachers and classmates were all there to cheer Fit
and applaud the ___ , fastest and most successful athletes in the school.
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21 For useless athletes like me, these were the worst days of our school lives. However, I Good
eventually developed a strategy that made it a little ___ . I took up throwing the hammer.
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22 Amazingly I became quite good at it. Finally, on my last Sports Day — two days Three
before my last ever school day — I came ___ in the Hammer Throw, stood on a podium
and was presented with a bronze medal!
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23 Even if you come to our Summer school only to study English, your visit to the UK They
would not be complete without a trip to London. Our students will have time to see the
sights and absorb the atmosphere as they spend ___ last night in this fabulous city.
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24 All our students enjoy two day trips each week, ___ cultural sites as well as much more Visit
cheerful attractions. All of the trips last a full day, so there is plenty of time for the students
to experience everything.
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25 We also offer a wide range of fun activities with our English PLUS program, Not include
but these ___ in the basic course price, but can be a great way to learn new skills while
practicing English.
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26 New Tourism in France
France is one of the world's most popular tourist destinations. To most people Great
perhaps, the ___ of France lies in her art and culture.
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27 But for the more ___ tourists there is a different side to France that will reward Adventure
all who make the journey.
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29 It is ___ the giants of the food and agricultural industry together with the General
traditional crafts that have the most appeal.
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30 With attractions such as the 17th century Strasbourg breweries and the Millau Industry
Viaduct (the highest road bridge in the world) ___ tourism has become a flourishing sector.
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31 Whether it is sugared almonds or cast iron dishes, Reblochon cheese, beer making or Real
sparkling French crystal — many people are fascinated by the ___ of how things are made.
Jose Luis Rodriguez of Spain is the overall winner of The Wildlife Photographer of the Year
32 ___ — a wolf jumping over a gate! He visualized his photo many years ago, when
Iberian wolves first returned to Vila in the Castillo у Leyn region of northern Spain, and
cattle ranchers 33 ___ war on them. His idea was a picture that would symbolize the ancient
conflict 34 ___ humans and wolves, while showing the beauty and strength of this fabled
animal. But it took a long time to find the ideal 35 ___ , let alone a wolf that would jump a
gate. His chance came when he found a landowner who was happy to have both the
wolves and JosiiLuis on his property, and also had the ideal setting: a copse and an
ancient, disused cattle corral. JosiiLuis started by placing meat in the corral.
Once he knew a male wolf was visiting regularly, jumping the gate, he began to introduce
the bits of equipment needed to 36 ___ up a camera trap. At first, the wolf didn't like the
flash triggered by the trip beam, but after a few weeks he 37 ___ no notice of the light or
the clicks of the hidden digital camera. Now that the wolf was happy and the camera 38
___ was right, it was time to take the final picture with a medium-format camera. When the
first transparencies arrived back from the lab, JosfiLuis was overjoyed to find he finally had
the picture he had dreamt of.
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32 1. tournament
2. competition
3. test
4. race
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33 1. pronounced
2. revealed
3. broadcasted
4. declared
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34 1. between
3. within
4. amongst
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35 1. situation
2. sight
3. location
4. destination
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36 1. put
2. place
3. set
4. build
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37 1. took
2. received
3. gave
4. paid
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38 1. posture
2. positioning
3. posing
4. pose
При выполнении заданий 39 и 40 особое внимание обратите на то, что Ваши ответы
будут оцениваться только по записям, сделанным в БЛАНКЕ ОТВЕТОВ. Никакие
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необходимость соблюдения указанного объёма текста. Тексты недостаточного
объёма, а также часть текста, превышающая требуемый объём, не оцениваются.
39 You have received a letter from your English pen friend Charlie who writes:... 2 weeks ago
we went out into the countryside for a family picnic. It rained cats and dogs but we had a
great time. Does your family go on picnics? Do you enjoy them? I imagine you probably
have the same weather problems as we do in England? I have some great news!! Our
school band won Silver in the state "Battle of the Bands" contest. Awesome!— answer his
questions;— ask 3 questions about the band competition.
40 40.1. Childhood is the safest period of human life40.2. The most important thing in life is
family
Imagine that you are preparing a project with your friend. You have found some
interesting material for the presentation and you want to read this text to your friend. You
have 1.5 minutes to read the text silently, then be ready to read it out aloud. You will not
have more than 1.5 minutes to read it.
41 The greenhouse effect causes the temperature on Earth to rise. It happens because heat
cannot escape through the upper levels of the air surrounding the Earth. The
consequences of the greenhouse effect may be disastrous: arctic ice is gradually melting,
sea-level is rising. As a result, all coastal areas may be flooded.
Global warming is the result of overheating of the air. It is caused by carbon dioxide
emissions from the burning of fossil fuels which collect in the space around the Earth. Acid
rain contains harmful quantities of acid. It is mostly caused by emissions which react in the
atmosphere to produce acids. Acid rain can have harmful effects on plants, aquatic
animals, and buildings. Besides, it has adverse impacts on human health.Ozone depletion
refers to the slow decline of ozone in the Earth’s stratosphere. Ozone is a protective layer
absorbing harmful ultraviolet radiation which is produced by the Sun. Ultraviolet radiation
may cause skin cancer and affect the growth of plants.
You are considering buying a new house and now you are calling to find out more
information. In 1.5 minutes you are to ask five direct questions to find out the following:
location
sales price
architectural design
square footage
nearby shopping, restaurants, attractions
43 Imaging that while travelling during your holidays you took some photos. Choose
one photo to present to your friend.
You have to talk continuously, starting with: “I’ve chosen photo number ...” .
44 Study the two photographs. In 1.5 minutes be ready to compare and contrast the
photographs:
You will speak for not more than 2 minutes. You have to talk continuously.
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E - "It’s part of my “intellectual” diet. The diet includes Music, TV and even Play Station
but I try to keep a balance overall."
D - "I saw a TV version of David Copperfield and enjoyed it but it is the language in
the books I find really difficult to cope with..."
A - "Somehow I felt myself slip back in time as I turned each page."
C - "I never watch a film based on any book I have already read. Susie always does and
yet she always seems to end up saying “not as good as the book”
G - "But I am not so sure. On the beach or in bed, on the train or at home I like to curl
up with a good old fashioned, comfortable, paper filled book!"
B - "Beck recycles all her books."
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1- True " I can’t believe it. I can use e-mail! I can down load files! I can go e-shopping!
It’s like a whole new world."
2 - True "And he turned round and said to me “You listen to that Paul. He’s alright he
is”
3 - No information
4 - False "It would be a privilege to teach your husband Ivy. I am sure he’ll be as bright
a star as you are."
5 - False "I’ll be back to college in September but I’m still planning to do one evening
a week here."
6 - True "But in my opinion you now know enough to go straight to a higher level.
You can take the CLAIT course and get a diploma..."
7 - True " in January"
3 2
"The odd thing is that I am not a trained chef."
4 3
"I worked in the kitchen with a rather strange guy from Los Angeles called Scott"
5 1
"Feeling terribly afraid and inadequate I was led out to the woman making the noise.I
was alone down there that lunchtime so whatever was wrong it must have been my
fault."
6 3
According to the lady, the little devils had little “faces” and “eyes”, “stared at her” and
had completely freaked her out.
7 1
"I’d peel them myself and bring them to her. She thanked me very much. Seemed very
happy and after a short while consumed the shelled shrimp and left."
8 2
"But this time I got a round of applause from the other customers and $120 were the
tips."
9 3
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A - 8 "Their parents felt this would help them develop individual tastes, interests and
styles-but the boys at first hated the idea. "
B - 1 " Technically they are "non-identical" twins"
C - 4 "Sally studies French, history and Art. She plans to go to university in Paris and
wants to either work in a museum or an art sale room. John studies the Russian
language, business studies and maths. He wants to study in St. Petersburg and to set
12 3
"Research has proved that children who eat at least one meal a week with their
families benefit greatly in terms of social skills and acceptance of shared
responsibilities. They learn simply and directly through their own experience."
13 4
"In theory and with practice, a shared meal can be the setting for peaceful
conversation and allow each family member the opportunity to talk about his/her day,
and possibly to discuss any problems or issues."
14 2
"It is of first importance that every family member should be made to understand the
possible benefits."
15 4
"It is important that shared meals should not be the setting for trying to deal with
family disputes."
16 1
"Quieter family members should be encouraged by asking what their opinion is on
something, rather than about what they did or failed to do."
17 1
"The next stage in building this routine can be to introduce more days. In our
experience the best place to start is Sunday lunch. The second might be to establish
Wednesday nights as family meal time."
18 2
"Dinnertime family routines, especially if established early on, have all kinds of other
potential benefits."
19 wascalled
По переводу: был назван. Past Simple Passive т.к. предыдущее предложение стоит
в Past Simple.
20 fittest
Артикль the предполагает наличие превосходной формы прилагательного.
21 better
"A little " указывает на необходимость сравнительной формы прилагательного: Я
постепенно разработал стратегию, которая сделала мою систему немного лучше.
22 third
По контексту требуется порядковое числительное: пришёл третьим.
24 visiting
По контексту требуется причастная форма: Все наши ученики наслаждаются
поездкой, посещая культурные...
26 greatness
Наличие артикля the говорит о том, что далее требуется существительное,
которое в данном случае образуется с помощью суффикса -ness.
27 adventurous
Перед существительным может следовать только прилагательное в данном
контексте, которое образуется с помощью суффикса -ous.
28 important
По переводу: На удивление, старые фабрики и заводы стали важными для
французского туризма. Прилагательное образуется с помощью суффикса -ant.
29 generally
По контексту требуется наречие, которое образуется с помощью суффикса -ly.
30 industrial
Перед существительным( tourism) должно идти прилагательное, в данном случае
образованное с помощью суффикса - al.
31 reality
Артикль the указывает на необходимость существительного после него. В данном
случае оно образуется с помощью суффикса -ty.
32 2
По переводу: победитель соревнования.
33 4
Declare war on smb - устойчивое сочетание(объявлять кому- то войну).
34 1
Единственно верный предлог в данном контексте between т. к. конфликт между
двумя объектами(волками и людьми).
35 3
По переводу: Потребовалось много времени, чтобы найти идеальное место...
36 3
set up - фразовый глагол ( устанавливать).
37 1
take no notice - устойчивое выражение( не обращать внимания)
38 2
По переводу: Позиция (месторасположение) камеры было выбрано верно.
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